NORTHERN BEACHES. CHURCH POINT
Steel-reinforced concrete pools drawn for steep waterfront blocks in Church Point. Designed and built by a family practice in Belrose since 1968.
Building in Church Point
Church Point is a small Pittwater village at the ferry wharf, eclectic homes built into the hillside. The blocks run on Hawkesbury sandstone falling to Pittwater, very steep blocks above the water. Each of those things changes how a pool is engineered.
Access shapes the build before anything else. In Church Point that means extremely tight access and steep falls, where craning is essential. From there we draft a concrete shell to the slope and the light, often a plunge pools on a block like this.
Church Point is about 23 minutes from Belrose, so our supervisors are on sites nearby through the week. One Wright supervisor stays on your project from excavation to handover, with no subcontractor chain.
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Our process
One Wright supervisor runs your Church Point build from the first site visit through design, in-house engineering, construction and handover, with no subcontractor chain in between. See our full four-step process.
Why Wright Pools
We have a beautiful pool now thanks to Wright Pools. Special thanks to Luke, who went above and beyond to make sure any issues were sorted out.
We engaged Wright Pools for a challenging pool on a geotechnical nightmare of a site. From the first meeting Luke inspired confidence, and they delivered.
1000+ pools delivered. NSW Licence 246552C. Read more on our Google business profile.
Nearby work
Our Avalon build is the closest of our completed projects to Church Point, the kind of concrete shell these blocks suit. See more in the full gallery, or read our residential approach.
Frequently asked
More on the full FAQ, or compare concrete vs fibreglass.
